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In Plyos will increase the tourist tax

The funds from the tourist tax are used for cleaning and improvement, as well as maintenance of infrastructure. In 2027, the tax will rise to 3%.

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In Plyos will increase the tourist tax

In Plyos are going to increase the tourist tax. This is due not only to the growth of tourist traffic, but also to the legalization of the accommodation market. The number of officially registered hotels has doubled, hotels are more actively coming out of the shadows.

The second reason is the increase in the tax itself. In 2025, it was 1%, and in 2026 rose to 2%. Deputy head of the administration of the Plessk settlement for financial and economic issues Olga Boyko said that the peak of receipts falls on the tourist season. In the second quarter of 2026 collected 2.33 million rubles, in the third – 2 million.

In 2027, the tax will rise to 3%.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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